The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, January 13, 1931, Page 3, Image 3

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    TUESDAY. JANUARY 13, 1931
PAGE THREE
Hnhlila, poriland; Mr. and Mra.
H, II, Williams, San I' Tam-uti-u,
J. T lUion, r'ort K l.i ma Hi; M
C. Metilnr, J'orlland: A. A
I'alstny, Mpokant and ft. II. Morao
Kuieiia.
Th rinbakaha will hold their
hmtullntlon of ofrbera Thursday
nlKht at Hid (bid Kcdlowa hall. A
prartlr for thla Installation also
will ! held Wednesday after
noon. Anion a" tha out of town guaats
roalslared at tha WDlard Hotel
are James K, lllle, loa Anatdaa;
II. II. lis in say, of tha Union OM
Co.. j'ortland. and H. II. Cad
dok, Portland.
Mrs. Perry Babork, oe Joan
phlnM L'pp, resumed her position
Monday morn I n k at the Klamath
County Abstract offlre. Hor
marrlajt i an avnnt o( two
waaka aco.
n. C. Munbollanft, ganeral
Dianaictr of tha Paclflo Car 1
murraira Bureau of Han Jranclaro
airlved her Sunday and will
apm4 aararal days faara on bual
neaa. Tho A pay a Cam pf I re group will
meet thla avenlne; at th Pres
byterian church to make srrap
book a tor bospttels. Hllli Dunn
and Elila Eachebock are la
than.
A atory by John H. Storall,
K. V, fl. 8. hand leader, on tho
tea ra best on ta p under t h
aarfar In the Klamath area waa
published In th Orpgonlan Hun
day.
CITY
BRIEFS
Mr. ml Mix. Walter Ulnon
ilaimrr and dutiithter, Jfuii, r-
turmd JSundtiy vriiliin from
J'orliriml, whrrn (hey lmv hron
ri'f iiilhiN ihu punt week on ImiiI
Item and pli-nmirf.
MIhn Allioillitu MlMli.lm Ml
HumUy by Iruin for huu Fran
i I mo. wttnru bI) will upend
ciiil 1 1 n m lirforct luklMK bout
lr ,iti Aiiirfltn tit Mpfinl her -
allot, with filmitR. Mm tupncts
li nwny nlmiit lim wijk
Minn MlHtltflm im ffinployrcl l
lliu Ulna lllitl.
Mr. anil Mra. John lUnilltoti
lino rHiiiiii'tt ft oui t.iiNlut
nni plraniiitt trip In Han Krancta
i . Mm, Huinllloit ri'HiitiiPd her
po-ltlm, at l.al'uliiln'a .Moiiduy,
THR KT.AMATII NEWS
A1931
Mr. ami Mi. A. !. 1'Hlinar ar
ri-i iv iiiK ruti rMtutullous tin thr
i'ltih of an rlsM-pound baity aun
thn ltlMd hnpial Monday
They r-l.li- at 33H Main atr!
Mr rainier ! ati ntiploya of thn
.riii .Sort turn lUUway com-
I' ittr.
Mr. ami Mra. Jantn Hlrvrtiauii
nf in In I. a kit punned t limuic h
Mitnuitli Kit II I'll ii)iln hunt"
.' r uppnilini Ihii wrkud in
Mi itfmd ith thlr dudicliirr.
' i II nr. ho ! tubing numr'
ti.ilntnc at 81. Mary's hupltl
William !. hpfm ir, rmldrnt
of Kruii, a liusltiona vuit'r
1 tho t(y Monday lor a short
Hum.
Mr. and Mr. A, t.aiigfr rr
tin lit d to tlu-lr hnmn at lurrU,
(ill, MdluliiV after spending thr
. k nul In th rltv vikHIiik
i w-ir ion and riniik' liter-In law.
Mr, and Mr, Itrr Langcr.
Mi pi. lla klna. who U n.
1'lnyrd at thn offlr of Dr. Pa ill
W. Hharp. underwent a major
lTntltn at the II Mild hen pi
t.tl Monday,
Mr. and Mra. Kiiiiullt North
n-l lldln ami relumed to thuti
tionio at l hn Juhnnon Count rue
Hun ramp Monday after itpcndliw
I wo riayi lu thn i lly. Mr, North
M tli d thrrv 1a ahoul 1 tliche
it i nnow at th ptsent lot at ton
of (lift ramp.
Mt'f I.)dia Krlt k. rAimh
VjHii nnrK, in a patient at thn
MilMdo hnpital. hrrn hn I
t .- ina: medical attention. Her
'million wa rcporud laal niitlit
. poniffthai better.
I. enter LaiiKfr, w lio la In
.Ii.ubo of an oil station at Ktrhy,
tn , tirar (Iranii l'un, pm
Sunday In th riiy vhltlnic hla
i(o and aon. Mm. I.atiKir
Ixdi to Join hr hthand at Ktr
I'v mithln M-k or 1A day.
Hhtrn thrv ha a near homo un
der construction.
A mrrtltiK of th Klamath
chapter of tho Wonirn of Mooiir-li.-art
will h hrld thla frnltis
mi thn Mooe hn 1 1 at R o'rlm k.
All iiittnlirra arn ururd to be
li t-M-ni.
lull la i tun of new members
vtll trtk plarn at a mrwtnit of
Moha cliapr. it. K. H., at thr
ldllonl hull thla rvrnlnir. Vir
Mir Matron t'athcrinn Cittqwr and
otlifr nw off i ra ill pri'ld
for tho tirl limn atnro thy wrrc
limlilllrd.
KliMliori of offl.-rra fur th en
nlnK yrar will tnk pliiro at tho
ii-Kular nn-otinc of tho Happy
Hour club thla afternoon at S
oYo k at thn homo of Mra. V.
1. Johnson, 734 Walnut.
Mia. K. K. IoohIt will pro
aldo aa hoit-sa at tho weekly
ttifotliiK of St. Htta hrldicn club
at hr home on I'arlflc Trrnuo
thti afirrnomi at 2 oclok.
A mnn (r tho out of town s,ut"tn
ffr.lt'r'd al I ho Klnmntli Vallev
hnti-l atf: O. It. Iilt. Aahlnnrt;
V. A. Vllia. t'hlro. Calif.: 1.
Uk: lli-rkclv; and William
Unroll, I'orlbind. All nro hi-rv
on buitliu !a. J. C. Iturnum of
San KrumlM-o, mho has bf n In
thla rltv on business, returned
homo Sunday,
M in Mt'ha tin llord, formerly
of I'nrrlxti hUh fli'honl. Sillem.
has t'tirollod for a nnnbpr bonk-
1 I'ehiu coin in tlif Ilium ilb
Imsluena rnlleRt!. M Ins Kvely n
Itt'Klll'T who hits livm at lend I
thn lien like-Walker huslnts col
Irio In Portland bus enrolled nl-
.liilli'tim Woodruff, diiuxhter of
Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Woodruff, Is
rei-overlnK rapidly from her re
tool llltii'HS and has relumed to
lit r honm al the Marlon Apnrt-in'-nts.
Shn him hron HI with
pneumonia and bus been at the
K I a m nth Valley hospital.
Tho rvonini; kioup of Pnunh
"is or tho Hrlilsh Kmpirv will
imot at thn homo of Mis. J. C.
l.nKHon on Paclfle Trrrare at k
oVIoi k this cvonlnK.
Siatiley f. Jowott, atalo trap
per from Portland, was atoppitiK
st tho Hall hotel Monday, iiuiki
C. l(onn of Poriland l also reu-
Isiorod thorr. Other out of town
KiioHtH rnplhtered ovur Sunday
were: ' It, II. Nell, Portland; .
K. (ialhttlyo. Poriland; J. D. Mc-
Masons Attention
Funeral scrvk'ps for our
(Irpartcd member ant!
In'nlhor, Hans Nylandor,
will ho nold at the Ma
sonif Hall, Tuesday, Jan
nary l.'Uh at 2 oVItick
1. M. fJ'he body will lie
in state nt the Masonic
Hull from 10 A. M, to 1
I M. AH Masons and
KniKhl Templars are re
quested to be at the Ma
sonic Hall at 1 o clock.
0. A. SMITH,
Worshipful Master.
PROSPERITY
Dre
Shirt
Knllr. .Iiwk of
Krdilur $1 SMrll
Coll.r attai'hed
lluein'.'nt Klore
Women Silk Hote
ItrmiUr s Silk-ln-
lop All Coluri'--A llnm-liH'nt
Sl.ire pecl!l TWO I'AIIIS .. .
Full Fashioned Hose
Sllk-to-lop. .Ilk tool, new
98c
98c
hd-. Sorno ilull finish Our
Krmilnr SI .39 hone rut to
Women's Wool and
Rayon Hose
Hniienicnt Store
. llojii', a5orlrd cnltr. ltuse
n'Ut nlorr, 1 I'AlltS
$1
Women's Shoes
We hvi mado fnrlhi r n ilii' ilunj and
I lie prlora tli ottered ileinundu " t
t nut lull 1'afpnu'Ut Store.
Boy' Felt Slippers
49c
Cuoil lirarvwelglil, aott aon
Hnnrnicnt Store
Kiddies' Outing Gowns
llrgiilnr 9Sr valuta.
Menvy nulliiK. H rolora
iiiul pattern. Socond
floor.
$1
Woven Rag Rugs
18x36
Atmtlx'r rcnl biiiBHin t
nnd don't miss It. only I Tf
3 left. Muin flour. AlV
Boys' Elastic Top Overalls
You know the kind 1
Uc values. Aki Hull f)VC
years. Sct'ond flior,
Women'. Wool Anklets
Valura to 89c. Pure wool
and Itnyon. Knncv
Mi 49c
terno, nil sties.
floor.
Boys Helmets
Isrittherctt?. all slxea
wool lined. Second floor.
38c
p
Men's
69c SA
T XT nn frrc ADC TIIP TY ffT? . The enormous crowds that thronged onr four
LtXJTJ JTJtlAAEl9 AAEl AI1A rAUUr busy floors the first three days of this sale and
pruMiciity drive is further proof we're doubling the 1930 dollar and that Mr. Hardtimes will never enter the door of the
Golden llule Store.
j
Five Blue
Wednesday
CRETONNE
SILK DRESSES
AT HALF PRICE AND LESS
One pl.-inio t the large crowd that w-tnss around our dress rack?, Friday,
Saturday and Monday, busily oclei'tinir dresses, is convincinfr that these
values far surpass any ever offered repardless of when or where. Every
silk dress in the store carries a sale tap representing only a small part of
its worth the entire stock has been grouped in lots for your convenience
These tlres.-'es are suitable to wear for the next three or four months
Dresses Second Floor
Values to $6.50 Values to $19.50 Values to $24.50
$398 $5795
$1
Women' Fine Hats
t'omplrtu utot k of lintu which
fonmTly o!fl up to
Hilly a f w left. Second floor.
Stevens All Linen
Crash
Ilero'a n kmhiIhp tmrnnln at
jnnrticnlly half price excel
lent Rrnde. lDnc .Moon apeclnl.
Muin floor.
15
17
Huck cr Bath Towels
llenvy weight PtlltU thread
. lariio eire Main Floor
WASH
CLOTHS
7c
Main floor
Mx.'.4 olutli. it
napkins to PKitrh
LINEN SETS
1.29
Set
Munsing Pure Silk
Hose
Ono small lot of regular $1.50
hose, full fashioned. Silk to
top. Service weight. New
shades. Second floor.
9$
House Dresses
Your choice from our One
Dollar rack. Take thia oppor
tunity to replenish thHt atock
of those useful drones. Sec
ond floor.
79.
&rddiify inaixEuptc
.1 " ' WH
Moon Specials On Sale Tuesday and
Only Quantities Limited Come Early
fill KfClliar Ktork ill
III KfCllUr Ktork
DRESS SOCKS
$2-98
Nashua Blankets
Save exactly Jl. Reculnr $3.98
grade. StixSO plaid patterns.
Second floor.
Men's 12-ounce Canvass Cloves
blue Moon, special only. Pair....
MA1X FLOOR
SOc Fancy Dress Socks
lot of colors and patterns, 3 pr
MAIN' FLOOR
Men's 50c Cashmere Sox
pair
MAIN FLOOR
$3.69
Men's Dress Hats
Take your choice of any $3
hat In the storo at this pilce.
Main door.
WOMEN'S
SMOCKS
One Hack
1-2 Price
Second Floor
GIRLS' GLOVES
Chamolauede
All Sizes
25c
Pair
Second Floor
Children's Wool Hose
Long length, winter wMght,
all vlzes. In colon. Mothers,
sec thoso on the main floor.
ill Women'. jff Trd. A
fjl Colored, Good fjj 1 frue
fjl flrado Soft Sole flLl fjf, Nationally Known U
Women.
Colored, Good
5rad Soft Sole
FELT SLIPPERS
an Tour Choice lU fli Main Floor mm
29c ! k 15c IJ
ENNA JETTICK
Broken lines of regular J6.00 (radea
colon and styles. Meszanfne floor.
$4.85 to $6.85 Shoes cut to
I-ante lot of strap pumps and oxfords Thas are
broken lines at far less than cost prices. Mezzanine
floor.
Pequot Sheets
Slx!0 A Blue
Moon special only,
ilain Floor.
$1.29
Boys' Part Wool
Winter weight, lont legs and
Second floor.
Regular Stock Theme Hose
Sell regularly at 12.00 per pair. Fntl fashioned n
shades all sizes Main floor.
Boys' Coveralls
Blue chambray . ..,.
button down back. -
or khaki that but
tons down front
Values to 9 Sc. Sec
ond floor.
$1.00
Q
J C
Men's
Suits
98c
ona tot. values to tza.
Some have i pair pants.
4j New styles. Dandy
Odd lot. Values to C5.
29c
W knock-about snlts.
X " "
'4& . i
V. 1 ; Ci '
1 1 All Wool Shirts
i All wool flannel, plaid
patterns, vondarfnl
J i values
$.98
29
! Tarda
L rrane
Nationally Known
GINGHAM
SHOES
$345
assorted rises,
$2-95
39c Broadcloth"
Hiirh rrade, fast
colors one la.rc:e
15c
table piled high
Main floor.
65
$J.39
Unions
sleeres all ate
Men's Worker Sox
Sells the Year .
around at 25e '
Your choice now at
thia price Stain
Kloor.
v
2jj
$
J $
Entire atock of boys'
sulfa drastlcallr cut In &
f price. We'ra clearing the i $
4 J racks at cost prices $
Bine, Crays. Tans, tie. y J
y Second floos. 4
u
98c
1 1 I Suits I
M -1 wo pair or longies, coat IW
and rest. Sires I k II
years. Second floor.
1 1 $o-98 1
j Boys' Suits
7